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Antarctica & Patagonia Expedition

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Antarctica & Patagonia Expedition
Routenkarte — Antarctica & Patagonia Expedition
Routenkarte
AnbieterHX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)
SchiffMS Fridtjof Nansen
Schiffsgröße500 Gäste
AbfahrtOkt. 26, 2027
RückkehrNov. 12, 2027
Dauer18 Tage
RegionenPatagonien · Beagle-Kanal · Feuerland · Drake-Passage · Antarktische Halbinsel

Route

⚓ Valparaíso ⚓ Castro ⚓ Tortel ⚓ Puerto Edén ⚓ Ushuaia ⚓ Antarctic Peninsula ⚓ Ushuaia ✈ Buenos Aires

Optionale Aktivitäten

Discovery Kayak (Only Bookable Onboard) · ab 129 € Camping – Bivvy Bag (Only Bookable Onboard) · ab 350 € Guided Sea Kayaking Adventure (Only Bookable Onboard) · ab 199 € Camping – Tent (Only Bookable Onboard) · ab 439 € Castro - Castro Walking Tour Castro - Trek at Chiloe National park · ab 169 € Castro - Dalcahue, Curaco de Velez & Achao · ab 141 € Tortel Community Visit

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Day 1 — Valparaíso, a UNESCO gem

Your Antarctica and Patagonia expedition cruise begins in vibrant Valparaíso. Known as the 'Jewel of the Pacific', it’s built on steep hillsides overlooking the ocean and you'll love discovering this friendly UNESCO-listed city. Filled with enticing scents and sounds, it’s an exhilarating maze of alleyways, colourful houses and mercados packed with local produce – take it all in on a funicular ride up to Cerro Alegre and Concepción.

Day 2-3 — Preparing for adventure

Get into expedition mode Over the next two days at sea, you'll learn more about the wonders we'll encounter during our trip. Members of the Expedition Team will be experts in anything from oceanography and geology to ornithology and history. Drop in on their fascinating lectures, as well as hands-on presentations in the Science Center. Grab your binoculars and scan for rare wandering albatrosses and petrels. Make the most of your onboard facilities, and spoil yourself with a spa treatment in the wellness area, or enjoy the infinity pool, hot tubs, running track, sauna and gym.

Day 4 — Castro's Chilotan charm

See stilt houses and historic churches Set among the lush vegetation of Chiloé Island, Castro is Chile’s third oldest city. It’s home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, namely Iglesia San Francisco and Iglesia Nuestra Señora de Gracia de Nercón. From various vantage points you can get great views of the city’s colourful palafitos, which are stilt houses situated along the waterfront. For some culture, head to the Regional Museum and the Museum of Modern Art. Bring your binoculars as Chiloé is an important habitat for bird species such as Green-backed Firecrowns and Chilean Flamingos, along with penguins, Black-necked Swans, Ringed Kingfishers and Silvery Grebes.

Day 5 — The waters of Patagonia

Witness unforgettable seascapes Your expedition cruise continues south through the waters of Patagonia. The seas here are captivating, with a whole palette of shades of blue, from the brightest aquamarine to the deepest midnight hues. As we sail, there's a good chance you’ll see whales, seabirds, seals and more. Take in the scenery from the panoramic sauna or on-deck hot tubs and infinity pool, or just enjoy the onboard cuisine, before relaxing in the Explorer Lounge & Bar. Your Expedition Team will be on hand with fascinating lectures on a range of topics, and our onboard photographer can help with tips on expedition photography.

Day 6 — Charm of Caleta Tortel

Receive a warm welcome in Caleta Tortel We continue off the well-trodden path to visit isolated Caleta Tortel. Lying at the mouth of Río Baker, Chile's largest river, this charming village is home to around 500 inhabitants. Instead of streets, a maze of boardwalks connects the close-knit community, spreading over the water and around the mountain base. If conditions permit, you'll be able to investigate the milky blue waters here by kayak. While exploring the village, you'll come across locals selling handicrafts and you may even be treated to a performance by folk dancers.

Day 7-9 — Expedition days

Wild Patagonia: Fjords, Culture and Glaciers We continue our adventure deep into the Chilean fjords with fantastic opportunities for scenic cruising aboard the ship and in our small expedition boats too. Adventure awaits in this wild and stunning landscape! As we sail through the maze of the Patagonian waterways, depending on tidal conditions, we hope to visit Puerto Edén, an enchanting village only accessible by sea. The 250-strong community here are some of the last remaining members of the Indigenous Kawésqar people, offering a fascinating insight into Patagonian culture. Continuing further south, we will cruise the majestic fjords, taking in the incredible scenery along the way. Enjoy the fresh sea air as we glide past untouched isles, glaciers and green mountains, looking out for marine wildlife who often swim alongside the ship. Our exploration continues within Alberto de Agostini National Park, all the way up to glaciers such as Garibaldi or Pia. Here, the Andes tumble into the Pacific and great glaciers calve ice into the beautiful fjords. If conditions allow, we'll reach the glacier at the head of the fjord for some of the most breathtaking glacial scenery.

Day 10-11 — Sailing the Drake Passage

Get set for Antarctica Over the next two days, we'll navigate the legendary Drake Passage towards Antarctica. En route, you'll find out what lies ahead and how to make your visit as safe and as sustainable as possible. In the Science Centre, the Expedition Team will give lectures about Antarctica’s fauna, history and geology, as well as the impact of climate change and plastic pollution. You can also get involved in our Citizen Science projects.

Day 12-15 — Antarctica: another world

Experience Antarctica in all its natural majesty Nothing prepares you for your first sight of Antarctica’s immense, frozen beauty. Surrounded by looming glaciers, and icebergs the size of floating cathedrals, Antarctica will fill you with wonder. Perhaps the most surprising part of Antarctica is the silence. It's a stillness that's broken every so often by the locals – the wildlife. Here, nature is king, and we are mere observers. Our experienced Captain will continually monitor conditions to create the best possible itinerary for your adventure. Rest assured, each day will offer something different and thrilling. You'll join the Expedition Team on landings and ice-cruises and may even get a chance to go kayaking among the icebergs. Back on board, the Expedition Team will continue their lectures, helping you grow in your insights of the frozen continent. Over five magical days, you'll experience this amazing world in a way that will stay with you for a lifetime.

Day 16-17 — Sailing towards Ushuaia

Relax and learn as we cruise to Argentina After incredible days in Antarctica, we sail back across the Drake Passage towards warmer weather in Argentina, giving you an opportunity to enjoy the onboard facilities. You can take part in art workshops, or perhaps enjoy a treatment in the spa. Get active in the gym or admire the views from the panoramic sauna. Relax in the outdoor pool or soak in the on-deck hot tubs. Visit the Science Centre and find out more about the things you've seen or use the time to sort through your photos. Enlist the help of the Expedition Team to help identify species captured in your photos.

Day 18 — Ushuaia and Buenos Aires

From Ushuaia to Buenos Aires Your expedition cruise ends in Ushuaia, the main city in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina’s southernmost province. From here, you’ll take a flight back to Buenos Aires, but it doesn’t have to be the end of your adventure. Why not join one of our optional Post-Programmes before heading home.

Kabinenangebote

Kabine Belegung Preis (pro Person) Aktion Verfügbarkeit Quelle
Lowest available (from rate)Bester Preis 11.584 € Reduced from 14,290 EUR verfügbar HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions) Beim Anbieter ansehen

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Tierwelt auf dieser Route

Tierwelt

Eselspinguin

Ein untersetzter Pinguin mit orangefarbenem Schnabel aus der Gattung Pygoscelis, eng verwandt mit Adélie- und Zügelpinguin. Sein lauter, trompetender Ruf mit zurückgeworfenem Kopf trägt weit über die Küstenkolonien, an denen Expeditionslandungen stattfinden.

Tierwelt

Buckelwal

Ein 14–17 Meter langer Bartenwal, bekannt für spektakuläre Sprünge und lange Brustfinnen, oft in lockeren Gruppen bei der Krill-Jagd entlang der Eiskante zu beobachten.

Tierwelt

Orca

Der schwarz-weiße Spitzenprädator mit den charakteristischen hellen Augenflecken ist der größte Vertreter der Delfine und einer der geschicktesten Jäger der Meere. Sichtungen zeigen oft eine eng verbundene Familiengruppe, die gemeinsam die Eiskante nach Beute absucht.

Tierwelt

Wandering Albatross

Der Wanderalbatros, auch Schneealbatros genannt, hat die größte Flügelspannweite aller heute lebenden Vögel. Achten Sie darauf, wie er stundenlang ohne einen einzigen Flügelschlag im Windschatten des Schiffes gleitet.

11.584 € pro Person · Lowest available (from rate) · HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)
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